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| Author: | Astrochimp [ Sun Sep 15, 2013 10:19 am ] | |||
| Post subject: | Astrochimp's Lonestar's Corporate Planet Lister | |||
I edited this Lonestar script that lists corporate planets by sector, which is much nicer to look at than the native TL command. Mainly, I made it bottable, but I made a couple other changes as well, which are all tracked in the source code comments. It's tested using Z-bot but it should also work with Mombot. To install in z-bot: 1. Save attached file to desired location, usually %twx%/scripts/acTL_v09.ts (where %twx% is your twx root folder), but you may want to save to a mombot folder instead if you want the option of using it with Mombot, in which case you should (edit:) use the compiled version (.cts) and probably also rename the file to TL.cts instead of acTL_v09.cts. 2. Add an entry to the EXTERNAL BOT SCRIPTS section of your z-Options.cfg as follows (replace the path if appropriate): Code: SCRIPT: DATA tl scripts\acTL_v09.ts 3. Reset z-bot. To run it, use the '>' then type tl, or tl help for detailed usage. Comments and suggestions are welcome. Edit: I guess I should probably remove the ss parameter and make it decide what to do based on whether the script was started via sub-space or not.
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| Author: | Comet [ Sun Sep 15, 2013 4:55 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Astrochimp's Lonestar's Corporate Planet Lister |
mombot/modes/resource. I renamed it to tl.ts and it's not coming up. Anything you can advise on what to do? |
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| Author: | mob [ Sun Sep 15, 2013 6:39 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Astrochimp's Lonestar's Corporate Planet Lister |
You need to compile it to *.CTS format. M()mbot does not recognize *.TS |
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| Author: | Astrochimp [ Mon Sep 16, 2013 4:51 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Astrochimp's Lonestar's Corporate Planet Lister |
I've added a compiled version to the original post. |
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